—Following the colorful personalities who make a living buying items at auctions is a favorite subject of TV producers. "Baggage Battles," essentially a replica of A&E Network's "Storage Wars" minus the storage units, depicts the process of "auction specialists" bidding for, buying and reselling property found in unclaimed luggage. It features three teams of bidders: Laurence and Sally Martin, who have appeared on "Storage Wars" appraising items in their California antiques store; young entrepreneur Mark Meyer, who owns a Long Island, N.Y., thrift store; and Billy Leroy, the proprietor of Billy's Antiques and Props, a famous eclectic prop and antique store in the Bowery neighborhood of Manhattan.

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Mark has his eyes set on aircraft parts; the Martins decide whether to destroy an antique; competing for prized cargo.
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The buyers make some interesting finds at an unclaimed freight auction in Atlanta; military items; musical equipment.
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The Martins argue over buying a vintage music player and Mark wants a rare boxing collectible at Indianapolis' annual auction.
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Mark and Billy battle over vintage toys; the Martins take advantage when other buyers make a mistake.
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Mark's high bid on a box of knives against the Martins; Billy's profits skyrocket when he makes an astronomical find.
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Items from the Wild West; a leather belt tied to legendary cowboy Buffalo Bill; rifles, trunks and sheriff badges.
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Season 112 of 12 Episodes

Mark, Billy and the Martins go to the Miami International Airport to bid on lost luggage from all over the world.
The auction pros go to London to bid on lost luggage at the Greasby's Auction House in London; an 18-carat gold gypsy ring.
The Martins argue over buying a vintage music player and Mark wants a rare boxing collectible at Indianapolis' annual auction.
The buyers make some interesting finds at an unclaimed freight auction in Atlanta; military items; musical equipment.
The buyers compete in a government-run US Customs auction in New Jersey for lucrative cargo; items from the US military in Kuwait.
The buyers go to a Police Auction in Los Angeles and gamble on gold and antique weapons; antique weapons.
The auction pros travel to Glasgow, Scotland, to attend a police auction; vintage military snuff box made out of a ram's horn.
Laurence and Sally go head-to-head with Billy for a unique bronze statue; Mark has his sights set on high-tech archery equipment.
The buyers are in Vancouver at Canada's biggest Police Auction; Mark takes home a heavy-duty magnetic drill; Billy battles the Martins over vintage comics and controversial action figures.
Personal property that's been lost in transit in the most populous city in America; PropertyRoom.com Mass Transit Lost Property auction.
Auction experts find themselves bidding on items such as famous athletes' sports jerseys, autographed film scripts, and, of course, baggage.
600 to 700 lots of lost or misplaced freight in North Carolina; unusual items like a vintage car and coffin.

Following the colorful personalities who make a living buying items at auctions is a favorite subject of TV producers. "Baggage Battles," essentially a replica of A&E Network's "Storage Wars" minus the storage units, depicts the process of "auction specialists" bidding for, buying and reselling property found in unclaimed luggage. It features three teams of bidders: Laurence and Sally Martin, who have appeared on "Storage Wars" appraising items in their California antiques store; young entrepreneur Mark Meyer, who owns a Long Island, N.Y., thrift store; and Billy Leroy, the proprietor of Billy's Antiques and Props, a famous eclectic prop and antique store in the Bowery neighborhood of Manhattan.

Laurence Martin, Sally Martin, Billy Leroy, Mark Meyer, Cher Cosenza, Steve Busti

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